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Originally Posted by TheDaddy
I doubt people will bother, what's the point of such a debt when over the course of an entire career you earn on average 100k more than some one with out a degree, just seems a shame that we can't find a happy medium where university isn't out of the reach of most or avaliable to all.
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The sad thing is this is reinforcing the idea that the sole purpose of University is to achieve maximum income after you graduate. There are many graduates who go on to do work in areas where the earnings are not that much higher than other jobs. They just want to pursue a career in the field they have a passion for.
As you say, a lot won't bother now. If your choice of degree is not going to substantially compensate for the level of debt incurred why would you go?
I think the current system is a happy medium. We have to accept that Students should pay towards their education otherwise too few could attend. However this is already a pretty expensive country to get a degree in comparative to other countries, so making it worse is absurd. Society benefits from an educated work force.
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Wont have anyone to make them though...
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Can always outsource.
